Patient's question:
My child has discomfort due to scrotal drooping. When touched, it feels like there is a lump in the scrotum, and it can move quickly. I quickly took my child to the hospital for a thorough examination, and it turned out to be hydrocele. Hello, what are the surgical treatment methods for this condition? What kind of help is needed: Hello, what are the surgical treatment methods for hydrocele repair?Doctor's answer:
Hydrocele of the newborn is quite common. Due to the possibility of the processus vaginalis reattaching after birth, it is advisable to postpone the surgery for communicating hydrocele until the age of one year. The repair of communicating hydrocele is also known as high ligation of the processus vaginalis. Minimally invasive surgical methods are also selectively used to treat hydrocele, with minimal psychological trauma, good outcomes, high safety, and rapid postoperative recovery. The above suggestions are for the issue of "repair of communicating hydrocele," and I hope they are helpful to you. Wishing you good health!